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Deuteronomy 16:1-17 presents three annual feasts — Passover, the Feast of Weeks, and the Feast of Tabernacles — as institutions of Old Covenant Israel's corporate worship, each tethering Israel's communal life to God's redemptive acts. This exposition traces how each feast was bound to the central sanctuary, expressed the theme of divine redemption, and anticipated a greater fulfillment in Christ....

The sermon explores the example of Nehemiah, who responded to the devastation of Jerusalem with weeping, fasting, and fervent prayer. It emphasizes the necessity of believers today to similarly intercede for their communities, churches, and government when facing spiritual decline. The preacher highlights the role of the Holy Spirit in bringing God's Word to remembrance, enabling faithful prayer a...

This Bible study establishes the supernatural inspiration of the New Testament by defining it as God breathing life into the written words of human writers. Listen along as Pastor Sargent argues that Jesus promised the Holy Spirit would guide the apostles and prophets into all truth, ensuring accurate remembrance and revelation. By examining passages such as John 14-16, Ephesians 3, and 1 Corinthi...

Our Lord gives his people a means of remembering our redemption and deliverance.

Before taking the Lord's Supper today we explore its significance by tracing its roots from the Old Testament Passover to Christ's ultimate sacrifice. It explains how Jesus fulfills the role of the Lamb of God, offering eternal redemption through His blood rather than temporary animal sacrifices. The message emphasizes that believers must remember this profound act of grace, acknowledging their fo...

Sermon: God's Mercy Leads to Rejoicing Sermon Text: Psalm 40 Sermon Preached at Providence Presbyterian Church Evansville, IN The sermon explores the theme of patient trust in God through an exposition of Psalm 40, emphasizing that believers must wait on the Lord with joyful perseverance amidst life's trials. It highlights three key aspects: a joyful remembrance of God's past faithfulness, a joyfu...

Paul, progressing in his exhortation of the Saints at Ephesus. He picks up the same line of thought of prayer, reminding us of his dependance on God. He began with an invocation (14a), describing his heart's disposition before God. That of utter, humility, worshipful-reliance on Supreme majesty of God. This demands for a realized essence for our creation. Paul unveils his high view of God (v.14b–...

This sermon explores the theological significance of the Lord's Supper as outlined in 1 Corinthians 11, urging believers to approach the table with reverence and self-examination. The preacher identifies three essential directions for contemplation: looking backward to commemorate Christ's sacrificial death, looking forward to celebrate His resurrection and promised return, and looking inward to e...

This devotional explores the Heidelberg Catechism's teaching on the Lord's Supper as a tangible sign and seal of Christ's sacrifice. Pastor Jason explains how the physical elements of bread and wine serve as visible promises that nourish the believer's soul with Christ's body and blood. By referencing the Synoptic Gospels and Pauline epistles, the text highlights the command to partake in remembra...

Yet Peter's first epistle begins this way: He tells his readers, scattered throughout the Roman world, all about themselves. Why? Clearly the apostle is burdened that his readers never forget who they are, whose they are, and where they're headed. If you forget who you are and whose you are and where you're headed... well, you're not going to think rightly, nor live rightly, in a world that seems...

Consider the reliability of God's truthfulness by contrasting human dishonesty with divine faithfulness, using Abraham as a primary example of trusting impossible promises made by God to him. God confirmed His salvation plan through two immutable things: His unchangeable counsel and His sworn oath to Abraham. This divine certainty provides believers with a steadfast anchor for their hope, grounded...

PM sermons are preceded by a Confessional, Catechism, Historic Creed lesson, or a lesson from the NT (Usually 5 minutes or so) WLC Q174: What is required of them that receive the sacrament of the Lord's supper in the time of the administration of it? A174: It is required of them that receive the sacrament of the Lord's supper, that, during the time of the administration of it, with all holy revere...

We partake in the Lord's Supper to remember what He did for us at Calvary on that fateful day! He broke Himself for us, and we should follow His example carefully and thoughtfully.

The sermon centers on the profound sacrifice of Jesus Christ at Calvary, drawing heavily from Psalm 22 to illustrate both His physical agony and spiritual separation from God as He bore the sins of the world. It emphasizes that every sin incurs judgment, yet Jesus paid the full price so that anyone who accepts His work can be forgiven and avoid eternal condemnation. The message connects this redem...

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The Christian life looks back at what our Savior has done for us, and lives in grateful obedience to Him.

The sermon explores the biblical concept of remembering, emphasizing that when God remembers, He acts according to His promises. Through numerous Old Testament examples, from Noah to the Israelites in Egypt, the speaker demonstrates that divine remembrance is an active engagement with history rather than mere recall. The discussion connects these themes to the Lord's Supper, interpreting the break...

The sacrifices and offerings made under the law never could, nor were they intended, to take away sins. The burnt offerings and sacrifices made were to remind Israel of their sins, and their need for the Savior, Christ Jesus.

INTRODUCTION: The state of our world occasions many responses, including fear. John teaches us to focus on Christ in all times, for 3 reasons, discovered in 3 constants over time. CONSTANT 1: PAST REMEMBRANCE (.1-9) A. "Who... freed us from our sins" 1. Eternal God 2. Effectual salvation 3. Everlasting promise B. Pt: Christ is the God of grace C. Application: Get grace CONSTANT 2: PRESENT REALITY...

Paul wrote these verses from a Roman prison, chained to a guard, 800 miles and ten years removed from the church he was thanking God for. Philippians 1:3-8 is one long sentence in the Greek, and it holds four reasons his joy never moved: the praise of joy, the partnership of joy, the promise of joy, and the passion of joy. The message walks back through Acts 16 - the riverside prayer meeting, the...

Lord's Day 38 God gives us the delightful gift of rest in the fourth commandment: 1. The remembrance celebrated by rest 2. The promise awaited through rest

PM sermons are preceded by a Confessional, Catechism, Historic Creed lesson, or a lesson from the NT (Usually 5 minutes or so) WCF 29:1. Our Lord Jesus, in the night wherein he was betrayed, instituted the sacrament of his body and blood, called the Lord's Supper, to be observed in his Church, unto the end of the world; for the perpetual remembrance of the sacrifice of himself in his death, the se...